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SRX350-TK Ibanez SRX Bass Guitar - Transparent Black
We could say that the Soundgear SRX is the Soundgear SR's simpler and even more muscular younger sibling. But a better explanation of what SRX can do for you is this: Soundgear Extreme is the only bass in the world that can count both metal minions and bass icon/hitmaker Carol Kaye in its court. If a bass is so exceptional it can satisfy players that different, what could the SRX do for you?
Price:£279.00
Product Code: SRX350-TK
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AW90-NT Ibanez AW Series Pure Acoustic - Natural
A solid mahogany back and sides with a solid Sitka spruce. A rosewood fretboard is fitted with a pearl inlay and Die-cast gold tuners. The Ibanez acoustic is finished off with a tortoiseshell pickguard and rosewood bridge.
Price:£279.99
Product Code: AW90-NT
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SX72-TBC Ibanez MASA Series Acoustic Guitar
The Ibanez SX72 MASA series electro-acoustic guitar combines AP2 magnetic sound hole pickups for the punch and body of a mic'd up acoustic and the definition of a Fishman Sonicore bridge pickup. The Ibanez SX72 electro acoustic features an ash top, back and sides in a single cutaway make the Ibanez SX72 electro-acoustic the choice for heavy, acoustic oriented performance.
Price:£329.99 £279.99
Product Code: SX72-TBC
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RGR320EX Ibanez Tremelo Electric Guitar - RRoadrage Black
For two decades, the RG has reigned as the unquestioned monarch of metal guitars. Why? Because the RG has the perfect combination of fast, flat necks, the right pickups and pickup placement, and precision trem systems to mete out creative destruction. And because the RG has evolved and expanded along with the metal genre it was designed for. Which is why the 2007 RG line offers a vast selection that dwarfs any thing else remotely comparable.
Price:£349.99 £283.99
Product Code: RGR320EX-RBK
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Ibanez SA260FML Electric Guitar
This guitar is an updated version of the Ibanez SA260FM, with a flamed maple top on a mahogany body, HSS pickups with 5-way switching and Ibanez\'s SAT30S bridge trem system which offers wide pitch spacing for better response. Only the front section of the 2pc saddle raises, the back section remains locked, for more stable intonation. The Pop-in trem arm is swing tension adjustable.
The Ibanez SA260FM feature Ibanez\'s True-Doc coil-tap system: pull up for true single coil tone, push down for full humbucker tone.
Price:£329.99 £285.59
Product Code: SA260FML
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SZ320EX Ibanez SZ Electric Guitar - Black
The powerful SZ is a relatively recent offshoot of the Ibanez S family. Like the S, the SZ is mahogany and sized perfectly for performance. But the SZ is thicker for even more screaming fat mahogany tone and its 25.1" has a different feel than the 25.5" scale of the S. And if the SZ is ever so slightly heavier in weight, its shaped contours make up for any difference with a physical comfort that's almost obscene.
Price:£379.99 £288.97
Product Code: SZ320EX-BK
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RG350EX Ibanez Tremelo Electric Guitar - Black
For two decades, the RG has reigned as the unquestioned monarch of metal guitars. Why? Because the RG has the perfect combination of fast, flat necks, the right pickups and pickup placement, and precision trem systems to mete out creative destruction. And because the RG has evolved and expanded along with the metal genre it was designed for. Which is why the 2007 RG line offers a vast selection that dwarfs any thing else remotely comparable.
Price:£349.99 £293.28
Product Code: RG350EX-BK
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SAS32FM Ibanez SA Electric Guitar - Dark Red Sunburst
One of the most popular designs in Ibanez history, the SA was designed for players who wanted the S combination of lightweight comfort with heavy mahogany tones, but with a flat back. It's also one of the most versatile designs. If you've need to cover a wide range of styles and tones with just one guitar, this is the one guitar.
Price:£379.99 £294.98
Product Code: SAS32FMDRS
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Ibanez is a well known guitar manufacturer based in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan. The company was started by Hoshino Gakki in 1978.
In the beginning Ibanez was very famous for copying classic electric guitar designs, the newer models began incorporating more modern elements into their design, such as radical body shapes, slimmer necks and flatter fingerboards (which allowed for faster playing), higher-output electronics and colourful finishes. This led to an increasing popularity with heavy metal musicians.
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